The match between Marseille and Reims ended in a 2-1 victory for the French club, as goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois saved a penalty kick by Antoine Griezmann in stoppage time to seal the win.
It was a dramatic end to a thrilling encounter between two teams that had been battling it out for months. The first half saw both sides play well but it was only in the second period that things started to come together for Marseille.
Griezmann scored the opening goal of the match just moments after the halftime whistle blew, before he converted his spot-kick into the back of the net in stoppage time. This was a stunning display from the French striker who had been struggling with injuries throughout the season.
However, it wasn't all plain sailing for Marseille as they were also dealt a blow in the second half when defender Mathieu Valbuena injured himself during a tackle. This meant that goalkeeper Courtois would have to make do without him, which could have made things difficult for the team.
But the French manager, Guillaume Souchon, did what any manager would do and called on substitute goalkeeper Jérémy M'Vila to step up and deliver a solid performance. M'Vila did exactly that, saving a penalty kick from Griezmann to seal the win for Marseille.
Overall, this was a great match between two strong teams that showed why they are always challenging for the top spots in European football. It was a testament to the resilience and determination of both teams that they managed to overcome some tough times and come away with a much-needed victory.